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| "Hugh and Margaret, all unconscious of her scrutiny, were enjoying themselves extremely" | [Frontispiece] |
| "Margaret did the honors, still feeling very shy" | [29] |
| "At this moment Polly appeared, red-cheeked and breathless" | [33] |
| "She was a slenderer Peggy, with the same blue, honest eyes" | [86] |
| "She looked up, and saw Grace sitting on a broad, low branch" | [137] |
| "On the second landing they paused to salute the old portraits" | [148] |
| "A tall, slender figure half ran, half tottered into the room" | [181] |
| "'I propose . . . the health of the best man . . . that lives upon this earth to-day; . . . the health of my Uncle John!'" | [238] |